A Teaching Tale

Are you looking for a fun, engaging, and creative way to hook your students into being excited to learn or review fractions as part of a whole? In this CCSS-aligned first Wild Fractions nature-themed booklet, students will use graphic organizer pages to take notes, learn important fraction vocabulary, and practice representing ducks, lions, pandas, and even rabbits in their grandmother's garden as fractions. They will represent fractions as circle graphs, tape diagrams, word form, and number for

This math doodle page will motivate students to learn or review what they know about place value. Kids fill in the blanks with key notes, get creative as they color unique clipart characters, and practice solving problems while imagining a Spring Party in their bedroom, thrown by baby bunnies! There is a writing bonus project and images students can decorate for a student workboard display. Enjoy!

Kids aren't usually naturally excited to learn about Place Value. What if you could motivate your class to learn by telling them that today they are going to catch gnomes at a gnome party under their bed? With this math doodle page set, students will attend a gnome party and learn about the base 10 number system and the basic fundamentals of place value. They will fill-in-the-blanks, color the notes pages and enjoy the process. A bonus writing challenge is included.

Teaching place value isn't always naturally motivating or fun. Science has spoken and doodle pages have been shown to enhance student learning in a fun, creative way. In this set of math doodle pages, students will imagine that they have discovered a monster party going on in their bedroom which will motivate and excite them as they learn about our Base 10 number system, the role of zeros in place value, how to identify the Ones Place, Tens Place, Hundreds Place & Thousands Place and much more

Looking to add some high seas fun to your lesson on coordinate graphing? In this activity, teachers “bury” treasure at whatever coordinates they choose while student treasure hunters pick, track and plot called coordinates until they either find all the treasure or find the “shark” and have to “walk the plank” (Game Over!) A surefire way to motivate reluctant learners! PerfectPolygonsDoodlepage classifyinglinesmathdoodlepage